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Forum Policy & Rules

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Sat, 2002-03-23 08:39
Mohd Mahd
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as we r in an internatinal foum, and to have better communication among us, there's a need for Forum Policy & Rules. they will be of great help to all of us. what do think? if yes, what it should be? best regards mohd
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Fri, 2002-04-26 12:34
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Ernesto Puyana
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A very obvious second rule: no spam.
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Thu, 2002-04-04 09:33
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Mohd Mahd
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then, it will be rule no1 for those with "communication deficiencies". well, my question is looking for general, for all, with or without communi... i may read it this way: rule no1, try always to use easy, direct and standard language in ur communications, in order to avoid any misunderstanding and/or to be respected by others. as using big and unnecessary descriptions, may show a non respect to others. ok, this the way, i can see it. any addition will be appreciated. mohd
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Mon, 2002-04-01 03:23
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Ernesto Puyana
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1st. rule: respect others' communication defficiencies as one would like to be respected when attempting to communicate in a second lenguage.
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